Another source of attachments?

[davesisk]

Hey:

Here's a site I stumbled across...ASE equipment. They sell a Toro Dingo-like mini-skid steer, but the real interest is a whole arsenal of attachments that could perhaps be bastardized for PT use... /forums/images/graemlins/tongue.gif

Check it out: SS16 mini-skid attachments

 

[MossRoad]

Neat stuff. The vibrating plow looks prettty cool. So does the jack hammer type thing and the concrete cutting chain saw.

 

[kcook]

It all comes down to Hydraulic pressure.

KC

 

[wasabi]

Neat stuff, DS....thanks for posting the link.

I kind of like their grapple forks but would really like to find a (not too heavy, but definately stout) grapple/root rake more curved on the bottom to scoop under and up and kind of roll the roots, rocks, etc., into a pile in the "mouth" in the process whilst letting the dirt back out. I think about 60" wide would do nicely. PT only offers a grapple "bucket".

 

[Bob999]

Check out this.

hydrarake

 

[davesisk]

Wasabi:

Northern Tool sells something like that (search Northern Tool for "grapple"). It weighs something like 600-800 lbs, so I couldn't possibly use it (I would only be able to pick up a few twigs... /forums/images/graemlins/shocked.gif), but that might be worth considering for your big honkin' 2445...

Dave

 

[Charlie_Iliff]

In addition to Dave's recommendation, there are some others:

Link 1
Link 2
Link 3
Link 4
All neat stuff, but generally not with the forks as close as you probably want.

 

[Charlie_Iliff]

Or, if you're in a hurry...
Machine

 

[wasabi]

Thanks to all for all the the links.

I've been a land clearing, garden tilling, tractoring fool of late....spending as many days in the woods and hours on the PT as I can. As a result, my keyboard time has been limited...sorry for the delayed response.

 

[davesisk]

Just got a price on one of the 8gpm trenchers for the SS16 (no adapter for the PT)...$6699. Ouch! Makes PT's price look ridiculously low, doesn't it? Man, I'm surprised Power-trac doesn't have a market in making OEM equipment for other mfg's machines...!

Dave